Revolutions: The Rights of Man and Common Sense (Paperback)

from Jarratt

I'd heard about this document for years, and since it was a free download from the Kindle store, I thought I'd read it. Because I read for pleasure, I'm not much into working hard at reading. But because "Common Sense" was written in 1776, the language could be a little tough at times. In fact, I...

from JVioland

The great propagandist of two revolutions, Paine told it like it is. An excellent rendition of the rights of the common man against oppression. Well worth and annual reading.

from MarcusBastos

The Equality's Utopia Thomas Paine's words illuminated the world in which America was born and gave inspiration to the men and women that came from Europe to this new land. Its described some aspects of the political landscape of the time in England, France and America. The reading (listening) of...

from Angelic55blonde

This is a great book. It is a classic that everyone should read. Common Sense and the Rights of Man are part of American history and I don't know why anyone wouldn't want to read this. It does get a little dry at times or difficult to read because of when it was written but it's worth the read. I...

from MarcusBastos

The Equality's Utopia Thomas Paine's words illuminated the world in which America was born and gave inspiration to the men and women that came from Europe to this new land. Its described some aspects of the political landscape of the time in England, France and America. The reading (listening) of...